Little white rabbits can take a bath, but not too frequently, and young rabbits or rabbits cannot take a bath when they are sick. When bathing a rabbit, you should choose a sunny and dry time. The temperature should be above 20°C. Use a water temperature of 40 to 45°C. Let the rabbit soak in a hot water basin instead of rinsing directly. After bathing, wipe the rabbit immediately and blow dry the hair to prevent the rabbit from catching a cold.

Precautions for taking a bath with the little white rabbit:

1. Choose a day with good weather to wash. When you have to bathe a rabbit, you should choose a day with good weather to bathe the bunny. Rabbits tend to have diarrhea and stop eating after getting cold in the bath.

2. Do not bathe rabbits frequently. Rabbits are very timid. Taking a bath will frighten the rabbit, causing a stress reaction, and it may even cause death by not eating.

3. Don’t let water get into the rabbit’s ears. If water enters the rabbit's ears, it may cause otitis media, so be careful not to let water enter the rabbit's ears when bathing. There are many nerve endings in the rabbit's ears, and they may die after water enters.

4. Rabbits under one year old should not be bathed. Rabbits under one year old have poor resistance and may be less courageous. If you give a baby a bath, you may have a severe stress reaction and be more likely to catch a cold.

5. Wash the rabbit’s feet regularly. If you notice a smell on your rabbit, you can wash its paws. Rabbits are very afraid of water, so you must pay attention to soothing their emotions when washing.

6. Be sure to blow dry after bathing. After bathing, be sure to dry your rabbit's body, especially its belly. Rabbits will become more frightened when they catch a cold, which will cause tremendous psychological pressure and increase the risk of colds.